Strange behavior behind Tomato router

[Xponder1]

Tomato's ease of use, graphing, and QoS settings are excellent. I will not being going to anything else. Also, after I installed Tomato, the amount of BW or packets the router could process went up about 30%. You can not beat the combination of the Linksys router ($50 on ebay or less) with Tomato (free), and a small UPS ($40) for the DSL/Cable modem and router.

-bird

DDWRT does all that and it does it better.

[bwarden]

DDWRT does all that and it does it better.

Can you quantify that? I'm always curious about alternatives, but your comment doesn't really add anything.

[1bird2]

DDWRT does all that and it does it better.

Won't get into "mine is better than yours" argument. But, DDWRT does NOT do it all -- out of the box. You should check your info. There are many open source (and free) plug-ins you can add to DDWRT, to allow some of the things that Tomato does. I will just leave it at that.....